No problem at all, and once again, thanks for trying to help. I think and hope that Deluge will be around for many years to come, but I doubt if Twisted is going to gain any popularity. For anyone who needs a bridge between their sync or async programs and Twisted, Crochet is a great help: from delu...

Oh, I forgot to mention, I tested the code you shared earlier and it exhibits the same behavior. The root of the problem is this: when is_operable() is called, Python is executing it as usual synchronous code. Inline functions get loaded and do_the_job() gets called. At the end of the do_the_job(), ...

First of all, apologies for not getting back earlier, and thank you for your effort in trying to help me Martin. I appreciate it. I switched to using Crochet shortly after the above conversation and it worked well for me. However, this tab was always open on my browser, and, out of curiosity, I trie...

Thanks for trying out Martin. I had added the prints later on as a poor man's debugging tool. But for the love of Odin, I cannot find what is emitting that None. I am expecting a True or False from my function_3 with an str, which is eventually returned but the caller has moved on after receiving th...

I am getting 'None' as the response as soon as I call the is_operable function, although I tried hard to make is_operable to return a non 'None' response. What am I doing wrong? This is my app and the response I am getting when I run: from my_module import is_operable def connect_and_run(**kwargs): ...

Attached zip contains the main script deluge_move_v0.2.py and its two small dependencies. Please extract them all in a directory and run like this: ~/bin/deluge_move_v0.2.py --deluge_host 192.168.1.9 --deluge_port 48886 --FROM /home/myuser/Downloads --TO /mynas/somefolder It moves torrents residing ...

This forced me to have a crash course on reactor, which I had been avoiding since I first come across it. I guess I was on the wrong side of the fence.
Thanks heaps mhertz! This gets me going.

This is still reproducible with and the solution is a single line change in log.py: https://git.deluge-torrent.org/deluge/c ... ed0f2c3206

I wanted to write a simple Python script that renames files/folders matching a certain criteria. I have exhausted all documentation and the StackOverflow but I am unable to find how the rename file/folder functionality works with Deluge v2.x . ChatGPT couldn't offer a working code either. Since we k...

Deluge-gtk's move is not smart. Rather than queuing and moving one at a time, it moves all selected torrents together. HDs (and most file systems) do not like that. I wrote a python script that moves one torrent at a time from a specified "from" location to "to" location. It uses...